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IDF evidence so far falls well short of al-Shifa hospital being Hamas HQ
(www.theguardian.com)
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Ah yes, which is why the only evidence Israel gives is of guns behind an MRI machine... An MRI machine which, as you may know, is extremely dangerous to operate in the presence of metal.
When did al-Shifa lose power again? Definitely not 3 weeks ago...
It had power up until the start of the IDF siege, so 5 days ago at most.
The big power hungry machine is definitely what you want to be spending your fuel reserves on when there is a nicu you're trying to operate. Some common sense does go a long way in this situations. I recommend trying to use some.
That would be a correct assessment:
https://pubs.rsna.org/doi/full/10.1148/radiol.2020192084
Note that the low side of that are CT scanners, MRI are in the 25kWh to 30kWh range per exam.
https://www.researchgate.net/publication/344207928_Emergency_Power_Supply_for_NICU_of_a_Hospital_by_Solar-Wind-Based_System_a_Step_Towards_Sustainable_Development_Journal_of_Solar_Energy_Research_JSER_53_506-515
So just under 12kWh to operate those 14 NICU devices for 24 hours.
So the energy to perform 1 MRI exam would at a minimum power 28 NICU devices for 24 hours.
On top of that, the peak power usage of an MRI can reach 100kW!
Don't forget, you're not only powering the machine itself, but also the cooling it needs to stay operational.
More info:
https://www.vitalscan.health/how-radiology-can-be-greener/